A change of heart

[Guest rlrm777]

Can changing offices change your values?

That's what some are asking New York's newest senator, Kirsten Gillibrand.

As a member of the House, she was known as a conservative Democrat, representing a largely Republican district in upstate New York. Now that she's taken over the Senate seat vacated by Hillary Clinton, the junior senator is indicating she's had a change of heart on some key issues.

The New York Times reports the new Gillibrand now opposes penalizing sanctuary cities that fail to enforce immigration laws — a direct contradiction of her voting record in the House. And Powerlineblog.com notes Gillibrand's about face on gun control: She now says she would be in favor of introducing new gun control legislation in the Senate. A surprising development for somebody with a 100 percent voting record and an A+ lifetime rating with the NRA.

Oh how quickly people can change. There must be something in the drinking water in her new Senate office.

Wow...that didn't take long.

[Mike]

Seen the movie, Body Snatchers?

[ukerduker]

God forbid that people have their own ideals, instead of crumbling under the pressure of the masses or what is politically correct.

[Guest Jcochran88]

God forbid that people have their own ideals, instead of crumbling under the pressure of the masses or what is politically correct.

Thats why she got the job! They got someone they new they could lean on and get their way!

[ukerduker]

"Welcome to America. A country where elected officials have the spine of a swizzel stick." I truly hope they screw this country up quickly, so it will allow the Sheeple to see the errors of their way and we can get back to the business of being a great nation.

[Guest malbolja]

I'm sure she'll get her 30 pieces of silver and then some.